Meyersdale Joint High School - Hi Point Yearbook (Meyersdale, PA)

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Anna Arnold Glenn Arnold Dorothy Ash Anna Baer jack Baer Zetta Baer Robert O'Baker Ted Banks Donald Beal Nlzlry Beal Samuel Belcher Lewis Bell Doris Bittner Esther Bittner Paul Bittner Virginia Bittner Richard Brocht Ruth Brown Sally Corvin Lily Crissey Alice Ebziugh Hazel Firl Ruth Gerhart Wfilliam Gray Clyde Habel Dalmain Hcrshberga r james Hoflmeyer Eleanor Housel Pat Horning Blaine Hutzell jenn Imholf john Kamalsky Bob Keefer Dick Kelly George Kimble

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JUNIOR CLASS The class of '51 completed their Junior year with much success. First of all the officers were elected, they are: President , ,, .. .. .. ,.,..,. .. ... ,Lewis Bell Vice President , .. .... Bill Welch Secretary , , Helen Yutzy Treasurer , , , . . ,. .. .,,.,.. ,.,..,., i , i Sally Corvin The annual project of the Junior class is the Friday night dances. An energetic committee was selected to plan the rhythmic sessions. The themes of the dances were quite novel and had a mirthful flavor, which was very happily received by all the students. Later in the year it was decided that more money was needed to finance the junior-Senior Prom. Again, in a manner conquering all problems, they started selling magazine subscriptions. Their persuasive sales talks and careful canvassing of the town resulted in a very profitable campaign. The Prom was well worth the effort put forth in planning it. Together with the Seniors the dance orchestra was secured, advertisement was cir- culated, and the auditorium was dreamily decorated. The turnout for the highlight of the school year was much greater than it was expected. Late the night of the dance, the crowd of dancers faces dropped with disap- pointment when the last number was being played, and as they left the auditorium they were assured that this year's Prom was the best ever! 22